Plank Termite & Pest Control Blog

Rodents are a major winter problem in Waynesville & St. Robert — especially around garages, attics, and storage areas near Fort Leonard Wood. Holiday storage totes create warm, quiet hiding spots that attract mice and rats all season long. Here’s how to protect your decorations and keep rodents out of your home.

Lebanon homeowners often rely on storage totes to protect holiday décor, but these same containers attract rodents during the winter months. Mice and rats see storage bins as safe hiding places with perfect nesting materials. Here’s how Lebanon, MO residents can protect their holiday decorations before rodents cause costly damage.

Rodents love storage totes—especially during the winter months in Rolla, MO. Whether you keep your bins in the garage, attic, shed, or crawlspace, these containers offer warmth, nesting materials, and easy hiding spots. Here’s how to protect your holiday décor before mice or rats destroy your favorite seasonal items.

Rodents are a persistent winter problem around Lake of the Ozark. Quiet storage areas in lake homes — garages, attics, basements, and second homes left unoccupied — give mice and rats the perfect environment to move into storage totes filled with holiday decorations. Here’s how to protect your décor before these pests cause costly and frustrating damage.

When fall hits the Lake of the Ozarks, cooler temperatures drive rodents indoors—and under car hoods. Learn how to protect your vehicle wiring and workshop from costly rodent damage this season with expert prevention from Plank Termite & Pest Control.

As fall settles in across Waynesville and St. Robert, rodents start looking for warmth — and vehicle engines or shop corners make perfect hideouts. Protect your property from costly damage this season with professional rodent prevention from Plank Termite & Pest Control.

As cooler weather moves into Lebanon, Missouri, rodents begin searching for warm, sheltered places to nest—often inside garages, workshops, and even vehicle engines. Learn how to prevent costly wiring damage and protect your property this fall.

As cooler weather sets in around Rolla, Missouri, rodents are on the move—often turning garages and auto shops into their winter homes. Learn how mice and rats cause costly vehicle wiring damage and discover preventive steps to protect your property this fall.

When cooler weather rolls into Lebanon, Missouri, mice start searching for warmth — and your home, garage, or attic can become their perfect winter getaway. These clever rodents can squeeze through holes as small as a dime and multiply quickly, turning a small problem into a big one fast. The best time to protect your home is before temperatures drop. Here’s how to keep mice out and stay pest-free all winter long.

As temperatures start to drop in Waynesville and St Robert, Missouri, mice begin searching for a warm place to spend the winter — and your home might be their target. These sneaky pests can squeeze through openings as small as a dime, making garages, attics, and basements prime entry points. Now is the time to act before they move in.

As fall settles over the Lake of the Ozarks area, mice begin searching for warmth — and your garage, attic, or crawl space may be exactly what they’re looking for. These small pests can squeeze through openings as tiny as a dime, quickly turning your peaceful lakeside home into their winter retreat.

As temperatures drop in Rolla, mice look for warm places to nest — and your garage or attic are prime spots. Learn how to prevent a winter rodent invasion with effective exclusion techniques, smart trapping, and professional pest control solutions from Plank Pest Management.

Lake homes see unique rodent pressures—dock kitchens, lake-level storage, and seasonal occupancy all create easy access. Here’s why rodent issues are rising around Camdenton and Osage Beach and how to protect lake properties.

Cooler weather and milder winters are pushing more mice and rats into Waynesville and St. Robert homes. Here’s what’s driving the trend, the signs to watch for, and how to prevent an infestation.

Lebanon homeowners are seeing more mice and rats—especially in late fall and winter. Warmer seasons, accessible food, and rapid breeding cycles are fueling infestations. Here’s what to watch for and how to prevent them.

Rodent activity is climbing in Rolla and St. James—especially as cooler weather hits. Warmer winters, easy food sources, and fast breeding cycles are driving more mice and rats into local homes and businesses. Here’s what’s changing and how to protect your property.